Didn’t they set one entire planet on fire cause the Klingon natives and their greatest champion humiliated Sargeras’ avatar?
Purge the degenerates by fire
What did Bastion ever do to you?
Its a horde thing.
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Okay, but consider this… we burn…
Ironforge. I know this will work. The dwarves will never see it coming.
Okay Ardenweald, I think we know who the enemy really is. We will transport their souls. They will owe us much. We are the Pod People
Or like “they burn”
Like Bastion, Maldraxxus, Theater of Pain, and anything not Ardenweald. 
But considering what weald means, I think yours is more accurate.
changes his name to snikflourish
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I agree, not because of all the fancy reasons, but because trees burn gud!
Don’t ever drop a match in Maldraxxus all that Methane gas would probably destroy life in WoW as we know it.
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Alternatively, according to google translate, in Latin the word “Arden” roughly translates to “Hurley.”
So instead of burning Ardenweald, we can just… throw a man named Hurley into it?
We’ll hurl Hurley right in there. He’ll like it. That’s why he’s called Hurley after all.
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Well that is the plan yes, you know that Sylvanas and the Jailer aren’t mucking around Ardenweald needs to burn for the Jailer to reach the Arbiter.
It can’t burn. It is too moist.
It’s also filled with non-combustible sparkles and glitter.
However, if any of you want to commit genocide on the Spriggans, count me in.
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Arden means burning the way Ardor means burning. Like a burning passion for something.
Setting things on fire in Spanish is closer to things like the words incendiary or cremate.
It literally has the word forge in its name. It was a sign that we would be burning it all down. They obviously planned it way back in vanilla.
Ironforge must burn!
Mortis if you burn Ardenweald the demon hunters get to steal more of your abilities.
Do you really want that?
Mortis, you’re as bad as i am with words ,good play. 
You leave my pretty purple and blue forest alone!
Please, restrain yourself, multiple syllabic words words will only confuse the natives and send them checking out google so they don’t look uneducated.
Gee, and I thought it was an a purely anglophone trait to make such errors with language. 